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Mweni pass, Northern Drakensberg. by Carl Smorenburg.

Thank you for the link, I added some photos from it to my first post! :okay: yeah, I have noticed it... ;-))

Swartberg Pass is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 1.583m (5,193ft) above sea level, located in the Western Cape province of South Africa. The pass is traversed by the R328 road. Climbing 1.000 metres in 12 kilometres, it's one of the steepest passes in the country. The road is gravel and sand but you don’t need a big 4x4 car to climb the pass.

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